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# Meta tag

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**What is a meta tag?**

A meta tag is a tag that is located in the head section of an HTML document (i.e. between and, found at the top of a web page’s source code. 
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The content in these tags aren’t visible, but they contain important information about your site.

**Simply, the data in meta tags allow a browser or search engine to gather information about a site and use it.**

The standard meta tag structure and an example are as follows:

\<meta name="title" content="Creatorlink">\</p>

\<meta name="author" content="Creatorlink">\</p>

Choose the type of metadata for the name attribute, and the content of your chosen type of metadata for the content attribute.&#x20;

Now, you are able to enter information about your site according to your specific needs and circumstances.


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